Natural Gas Reservoir Engineering
Chi U. Ikoku
Abstract
Chi U. Ikoku
Abstract
This text/reference presents concepts and applications of reservoir engineering principles essential to the optimum development of natural gas reservoirs. Using a systems approach, it explores how a change in any component of the field production system affects the performance of other components. Topics include abnormally pressured gas reserves, gas well testing, and optimum gas field development strategies.
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This text/reference presents concepts and applications of reservoir engineering principles essential to the optimum development of natural gas reservoirs. Using a systems approach, it explores how a change in any component of the field production system affects the performance of other components. Topics include abnormally pressured gas reserves, gas well testing, and optimum gas field development strategies.
Key concepts: Petroleum engineering, Reservoir engineering, Natural gas, Natural gas field, Component (thermodynamics), Field (mathematics), Engineering, Production (economics)